41 Unforgettable Bachelorette Party Games For 2027

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Each round, one person selects a photo card. The rest play captions to match it; the judge picks their favorite. Repeat until someone reaches the winning score.

A laptop, TV or projector, PowerPoint or Google Slides, and presentation prompts.

• 1. Ask each guest or team to prepare a 3–5-slide presentation about the bride.
• 2. Choose a funny topic, such as The Bride’s Dating Eras, Predictions for Married Life, or The Funniest Bride Lore.
• 3. Give each presenter 3–5 minutes to share their slides.
• 4. Let the group vote for awards such as Funniest Presentation, Most Accurate Prediction, and Best Use of Evidence.

Optional variation: Have guests create presentations in secret and reveal them during the party.

PowerPoint or Google Slides, a screen, a score sheet, and prepared questions.

• 1. Create a game board with five categories and three questions per category.
• 2. Assign each question a value of 100, 200, or 300 points.
• 3. Teams take turns choosing a category and point value.
• 4. Read the question aloud. Award points for correct answers and reveal the answer after each turn.
• 5. The team with the highest score wins.

Printed photos, event cards, pens, and a table or board.

• 1. Prepare 6–10 photos or event cards from the bride’s life.
• 2. Mix up the cards and give each team a set.
• 3. Ask teams to place the events in chronological order.
• 4. Reveal the correct timeline and award one point for each correctly placed event.

Optional variation: Include milestones from the couple’s relationship, such as their first date, first trip, and engagement.

Paper slips, pens, a bowl, and optional printed photos.

• 1. Give each guest a paper slip and ask them to write a favorite memory with the bride without adding their name.
• 2. Fold the slips and place them in a bowl.
• 3. Read each memory aloud.
• 4. The bride guesses who wrote it.
• 5. Award a point for each correct guess, or enjoy the stories together.

Optional variation: Ask guests to write a funny, sweet, or unexpected memory. Let the bride choose her favorite story at the end.

A phone, 8–12 questions, pre-recorded audio or video answers from the partner, and a score sheet.

• 1. Ask the partner to record answers to 8–12 questions before the party.
• 2. Play each question and ask the bride to guess the partner’s answer.
• 3. Play the original recording to reveal the answer.
• 4. Award one point for each correct guess.
• 5. Invite guests to predict the answer before the recording plays.

Optional variation: Include a bonus round with funny predictions about married life.

• Pens and paper
• A bowl to collect responses

Step 1. Players write their memories anonymously.

Step 2. The host reads them aloud.

Step 3. The group guesses who wrote each one.

• Pieces of paper to write the secrets on.
• Pens for writing and fun bridal-themed pens are great for these types of gatherings and ad more novelty to the games.
• Small bowl to put the secrets in.
• Several bottles of spirits as well as some non-alcoholic beverages or mock-tails.

Step 1. Each guest writes a secret of herself on a piece of paper. The secret can be about anything at all – it doesn’t necessarily have to be something very personal, but the more risque and personal the better and the more fun everyone has in the sharing.

Step 2. When all the secrets for this round are written down, the players drop them all in a decorative bowl, a punch bowl or bridal-decorated game bowl works great. If you do not have a glass bowl, a fancy hat or a decorated paper bag will do.

Step 3. Everyone then takes one secret out of the bowl and reads it out loud before taking a guess as to who wrote it.

Step 4. If a guest gets the writer right, the writer takes a shot of alcohol. If the guest gets it wrong, she takes a shot.

• The rules of the game are such, that it doesn’t require any specific preparation, but it is better to have some questions prepared in advance before the game begins.
• One of the preparation points would be making sure that everyone has enough alcohol available and shot glasses.

Step 1. Two bachelorette party guests step forward to face each other, one on either side of the “lie line”. Their task is to ask each other daring questions and guess if their opponent’s answers were the truth or lies.

Step 2. The person who asked the questions, later confirms the answer – whether the guess was right or wrong.

Step 3. The one who guesses wrong must drink from the bottle of alcohol. The person with the most points wins. You can also have the group divided up into teams, and when the team member guesses wrong the entire team has to take a shot.

• Various liquors (vodka, rum, tequila, etc.)
• Mixers (soda, juice, tonic, etc.)
• Garnishes (fruit slices, herbs, etc.)
• Shakers, stirrers, and glassware

Step 1. Divide guests into teams.

Step 2. Provide a selection of liquors, mixers, and garnishes.

Step 3. Each team must create an original cocktail within a set time limit (e.g., 15 minutes).

Step 4. Appoint a panel of judges or have everyone taste and vote for their favorite cocktail.

A list of prompts and optional voting cards.

• 1. Read one “Who’s most likely to…” prompt aloud.
• 2. On the count of three, everyone points to the person they think fits the prompt or votes using a card.
• 3. Let the group share a brief explanation.
• 4. Continue through the list. Keep every prompt lighthearted and allow guests to skip any question.

Award cards, pens, and optional small prizes.

• 1. Prepare a list of lighthearted award categories.
• 2. Let guests vote anonymously or assign awards together.
• 3. Read each award aloud and present it to the chosen person.
• 4. Take a group photo with the winners.

• Bingo cards.
• Print a second set of facts on fun cards for the host to draw from a basket or large bag and read out loud as the game moves along.
• Ornamental markers, stamps, stickers.

Step 1. Give a card to each and every guest.

Making the cards is ridiculously simple, just print out the free templates! Once printed, randomly fill in the squares with numbers of the questions or facts of your choosing. For this game, it might be better to print out the template on large format stock such as half sheets of poster board, or 11×14 cardstock.

Step 2. Start calling out the questions.

As long as you get the questions right, your whole party will have a great time with this game. Inside jokes and the questions about the bride and the groom make it more personal. Either way, It gets your guests talking, and who doesn’t love to scream “Bingo!”? (For more ideas of bridal-related bingo check out our Bridal Shower Bingo)

Phones or cameras, a printed mission checklist, pens, and an optional small prize for the winning team.

• 1. Divide guests into teams or let everyone play together.
• 2. Give each team the same list of photo missions to complete within the time limit.
• 3. Ask teams to capture creative, funny, or sweet moments without disturbing others or entering restricted areas.
• 4. Bring everyone together to review the photos and videos. Award points for completed missions and give bonus points for creativity.
• 5. Celebrate the winning team and save the best pictures for the bride’s memories.

Printed scramble sheets, pens, a timer, and an answer key for the host. You can also prepare a small prize for the winning team.

• Divide guests into teams and give each team a copy of the scrambled-word sheet.
• Set a timer for 10–15 minutes.
• Ask teams to unscramble words related to weddings, the bride, relationships, and bachelorette celebrations.
• When time is up, review the answers together and award one point for each correct word.
• The team with the most points wins. Use a tie-breaker question if needed.

• A list of questions about the couple.
• Pieces of paper for every guest.
• Pencil or a thin marker.
• Hard smooth surface to write on.

Step 1. All guests sit on hot seats surrounding a table, or the surface that serves as a table in a limo with their pencils and paper in hand.

Step 2. The bride asks questions about herself, the fiancé, the day they met, pets, favorite stuff, and related subjects.

Step 3. The guests write their answers down on paper.

Step 4. When everyone is done, the bride reveals the correct answers. The person with the most correct answers wins.

• A piece of white canvas or cardboard.
• Pens or colored markers (felt-tip pens) for everyone.
•  Lipsticks

Step 1. Distract the bride and get the guests to plant kisses on a canvas or cardboard.

Step 2. Ask the bride to match each kiss to the right person. Since each person has a unique lipstick color, then it’s easy to determine when she is right.

Step 3. Once the right guest is matched, the guest signs on the kiss.

Step 4. Write a wedding wish for the newlyweds or some warm words for the couple.

Step 5. After the bachelorette party, the bride can frame the canvas or cardboard and hang or keep it preserved as a guest book.

• Pool or washtub filled with icy water.
• Ice (as time goes on, the iced water is going to warm up a bit, so don’t forget to have some more ice on hand to make sure every participant has the same condition).
• Various small items (rings, coins, pencils, and other objects that you can fish out, using your feet/toes only).
• Hand Towels.

Step 1. Prepare the tub/pool of water and ice

Step 2. Drop in the items and spread them around well.

Step 3. Each guest gets to dip her feet/toes in the water to pick out an item as fast as possible. Set a time limit. Have a poster with a duplicate of each item glued to it, and set a number of points to each item based on difficulty. Keep track of the points for the end of the game

Step 4. Offer a clean, dry towel for everyone involved.

Just the game itself—no extras required.

Each round, one player reads a setup card, and others play their funniest punchline. The most outrageous combo wins! Expect lots of laughter, playful banter, and some adult humor.

• Bridal balderdash questions. You can come up with these and have them printed on nice bridal themed paper at a local print shop. If you decide to play teams instead of individuals have different questions for each team to keep things interesting, or as an alternative have the questions printed on bridal invitations, thank you note cards, and cards printed with the couple’s favorite dating photos from their social media accounts, or even postcards from where the couple is going for their honeymoon and put in a big basket to be selected at random.
• Cards to write answers on, pens or pencils for every player. It’s fun to have the same themed cards for answers as you used for the questions.
• Glass bowl or a hat to put the answers into.
• A poster board with sticky stars or bridal-themed stickers to take score, making a separate place for each player.
• Strong alcoholic beverages (this is, of course, optional, but it makes the game a bit more interesting to be sure).

Step 1. The moderator reads a question selected at random from the basket. Everybody writes their answers on a card and puts them into the fishbowl, making sure they put their name on their card. The Bride does not answer, she is the control for the questions.

Step 2. All the papers are collected and put in a bowl, after which the bride gives the correct answer to the question.

Step 3. The person with the most correct answers wins and gets a prize. The person with the least correct or silliest answers drinks shots of tequila from every guest present. If you got the groom’s answers to the same questions beforehand (which is a fun variation) you might add extra points for the guest who guessed the groom’s answers right.

• Cards containing naughty puzzle-like questions with scrambled words.
• Paper to write down all the answers.
• A pen to mark their choices.

Step 1. The players should re-arrange the scrambled words. If the card has the answers at the bottom it is very important not to look at them while the guests are still answering.

Step 2. Set the timer and make them mark their choices.

Step 3. After the target time expires, allow everyone to scroll to the bottom of the card and compare the correct answers with yours. The person with the most correct answers wins. Bonus points are given for words, especially naughty ones, that are discovered that are not part of the official answer list.

• Make a basic story.  Choose the topic wisely, it should be wedding-themed, but at the same it there should be an option to make it much more personal.
• When your story is ready, remove some key adjectives, verbs, and nouns to leave some blanks.
• Print out the blank version and make sure you have enough pencils for everyone.

Step 1. Distribute your mad lib sheets between your guests. Without having seen the whole story, and with only five minutes to fill out their sheet with the part of the story they have available to them, have the players insert their own words.

Step 2. Once all of the blanks have been filled read it out loud!

• A list of sentences with gaps instead of some words, similar to mad-libs. The missing words can be located in any part of the sentence. The idea is to have as much fun as possible, so don’t be afraid to use phrases, that can be completed in more than one way.

• Print the sentences on the cardstock.
• Pencils or thin markers.
• You may want to bring a few cheap clipboards to give people a stable surface to write on.

Step 1. Players have to finish the sentences on these printable game cards with what they think the bride-to-be will say.

Step 2. Afterward, all the cards are collected and the Maid of Honor reads out the answers.

Step 3. Whoever matches the bride closest wins and gets her first drinks bought for her by the maid of honor.

• Plastic cups (typically 18oz or 16oz).
• Beer.
• Ping-pong balls.
• Ping pong table (or a similar one).
• Paper towels.

Step 1. You need to arrange ten plastic cups in a pyramid-like formation on each side of a ping pong table.

Step 2. Fill each cup with the desired amount of beer (it is possible to use other alcohol or other liquid of your choice, but the traditional version involves beer). Traditionally it takes two 12oz beers to fill all ten cups, but this amount can vary depending on how much you’d like to drink.

Step 3. Teams take a turn in throwing a table tennis ball into the other teams’ cups. Once a ball hits a cup, the cup is taken away and the opponents drink the contents of the cup. If a ball hits the table and then goes into a cup (even by accident), the cup that the ball goes into is removed, as well as another cup of the defending player’s choice.

Step 4. The team that successfully hits all of the opponent’s cups wins the game.

• Bra.
• 10 ping balls or even racket/tennis/handballs.
• A corkboard or two chair backs and some pins to fix the bra in place.
• Pen and a piece of paper to keep the score.

Step 1. Attach the bra to either the corkboard or between the back of two chairs.

Step 2. Distribute the balls to the guests, and have them take turns throwing the balls into the bra aiming to have it land in the cups.

Step 3. Set a time limit for each player and blow a whistle when the time is up.

Step 4. Set a time limit and blow a whistle after 30 mins.

Step 5. The guest with the highest number of balls wins a small prize. The guest who threw in the lowest number of balls has to tell a very personal secret about her husband/boyfriend that the bride gets to ask.

• Cocktail ingredients
• Bar tools (shakers, strainers, etc.)
• Timer

Step 1. Set up a bar area with all necessary ingredients and tools.

Step 2. Each participant has a set time (e.g., 2 minutes) to make as many cocktails as possible.

Step 3. Judge based on speed, accuracy, and taste.

• Pre-made cocktails
• Blindfolds
• Tasting glasses

Step 1. Prepare a variety of cocktails in advance.

Step 2. Blindfold participants and have them taste each cocktail.

Step 3. They must guess the main ingredients or the name of the cocktail.

Step 4. The person with the most correct guesses wins a prize.

• A Jenga game. Buy a new one as this is going to be a gift to the bride to put in her memory chest after the party.
• Lots of alcohol.
• Permanent markers to write on Jenga pieces.

Step 1. All players take a few Jenga pieces and write a command, dare, or request for a secret on the bottom of the piece, for example, kiss the person to your left’, ‘sing a song by Ed Sheeran’, ‘take a shot with the person on your right’, etc.

Step 2. Then the guests build a Jenga tower. When someone pulls a block, they have to do whatever it says.

Step 3. The last player who makes the tower fall has to finish all of the drinks of the people at the table, poured together in one gulp.

Juice, sparkling water, fruit, herbs, garnishes, cups, ice, measuring tools, and optional spirits.

• 1. Divide guests into teams and provide the same basic ingredients.
• 2. Give each team 10 minutes to create a signature drink inspired by the bride.
• 3. Teams name their drinks and present the ingredients and inspiration.
• 4. Let everyone taste and vote for categories such as Best Name, Best Presentation, and Bride’s Favorite.

Optional variation: Make it a fully alcohol-free challenge, with every team creating a mocktail. Check allergies and dietary preferences before serving.

Beads, elastic cord, charms, scissors, and small trays.

1. Set out a selection of beads and charms.
2. Ask each guest to create a bracelet inspired by the bride, the wedding, or a shared memory.
3. Invite everyone to explain the meaning behind their design.
4. Let the bride choose a favorite, or have guests exchange bracelets as keepsakes.

Small canvases or paper, washable paints, brushes, aprons, and water cups.

1. Give each guest a canvas and basic painting supplies.
2. Ask everyone to paint a portrait of the bride in 15–20 minutes.
3. Display the finished portraits and let the group vote for awards such as Most Accurate, Most Abstract, and Funniest Portrait.
4. Let the bride keep the paintings as souvenirs.

You’ll only need the included card deck and some drinks.

On your turn, draw a card — complete the dare or take a drink. Expect spicy prompts and laughter all around.

• Prepare a list of dares.
• Print the dares on the cardstock (at home or at a local print shop). Choose cardstock that is either in the theme of the party, or that is bridal-related.
• Leave several pieces of cardstock blank – you can think of several dares as a group together.

Step 1. Each player draws a card in turn and decides if she wants to do the dare or prefers to opt out and tell a secret that the bride decides on and asks.

Step 2. If the card is blank it means that the dare can be anything the bride decides it to be, made up right there on the spot in the spur of the moment. Blank cards cannot be opted out of.

Step 3. If the player chooses to tell the truth rather than do the dare, ask her any question you wanted an answer for. It could be something innocent, or something very private, in fact, the more private and embarrassing the better for everyone in the group to have fun with it.

• A shirt for the bride, make sure that it is very tight and preferably white. If possible have the word BRIDE in large letters on the front and the date of the wedding on the back. Optionally, other shirts for the rest of the girls in the group.
• Some thread and a needle.
• A great amount of bite-size colorful lifesaver candies.

Sew them onto the shirts at home, placing candies strategically.

Step 1. Before heading out for the wild night on the town have the bride put the shirt on. Make sure you stick the candies on some strategic and suggestive parts of the shirt. i.e. boobs, belly button, armpits, collar areas. You can also do this with the other members of the bridal party if you choose but the bride MUST participate.

Step 2. Every guest wearing the shirts (bride and bachelorettes) will go round the bar, asking random men to suck off the candies at the cost of a dollar.

Step 3. Set a time limit. 30 minutes is a good time to play.

Step 4. The one who has the least number of candies left wins. Another version of this game includes counting the money, and the winner is the girl who has made the most! They win a cheap prize and get to keep their money, the rest of the girls give their money to the bride to buy something sexy for her honeymoon night.

• Two bouquets out of fifty to hundred blow pop for every 2 players.
• Rubber bands (to hold them together).
• Satin ribbons (to make the result look pretty).

Step 1. Split the total number of blow pops into two or more equal parts depending on how many are playing. Arrange them into bouquets and hold each bouquet of blow pops together with rubber bands.

Step 2. Cover the rubber band area with satin ribbons.

Step 3. Ask the bride and her best girl to take the bouquet to strangers and tell them “blow for dough”. The catchphrase is more of a teaser, actually, as the strangers get a blow pop in exchange for a dollar.

The rest of the game runs the same as the Suck-For-a-Buck game described above.

• Alcohol.

• Prepared phrases for the beginning of the game. After the first few, the game kind of takes on a life of its own, so you won’t need more than say five or six starter phrases.

Step 1. Let the bride be the first to start the game off. She will begin by saying “Never have I ever…” and follow it up with something that she has never done. For example, she could say “Never have I ever been streaking”.

Step 2. The person to the right of the bride will go next.

Step 3. The game continues until everyone has had three turns.

• Cameras or smartphones
• List of challenges
• Prizes

Step 1. Divide the party into teams.

Step 2. Give each team a list of photo challenges to complete. The challenges might include things like taking a selfie with a stranger, recreating a famous movie scene, or striking a pose with a bachelorette-themed prop. The possibilities are endless, and the only limit is your imagination!

Step 3 . Set a time limit for each challenge to add an element of competition to the game.

Step 4 . Compare and vote on the best photos.

The Bachelorette Photo Challenge is a great way to break the ice and get everyone in a fun and festive mood. It’s also a perfect opportunity to capture the memories of the night and create a fun keepsake for the bride-to-be.

• A poster of Ryan Gosling’s face
• Paper lips
• Blindfolds
• Pins or tape
• A spin wheel

Step 1. Print out a poster of Ryan Gosling’s dreamy face.

Step 2. Cut out some paper lips and write the names of each player on them.

Step 3. Blindfold each player and spin them around a few times before letting them try to pin the kiss on Ryan’s face.

Step 4. If you want to add an extra element of fun to the game, you can make a spin wheel with different challenges or penalties for players who don’t pin their lips in the right spot.

It’s a simple game that’s sure to bring lots of laughs and giggles. So pour some drinks, and get ready to have some fun with your very own Pin The Kiss on Ryan Gosling game!

• Small pieces of paper – You can use index cards, small sheets of decorative paper, or any other small paper cut into uniform sizes.
• Pens – Make sure you have plenty of pens available for guests to write their wishes and advice.
• Decorative container – Choose a cute and decorative container such as a jar or a box to hold the wishes.

Step 1. Invite guests to write down their wishes and advice for the couple. They can be heartfelt, funny, or a combination of both – whatever they feel inspired to share!

Step 2. Once all of the guests have written down their wishes, the couple can take turns reading them out loud. It’s a touching and personal way to involve everyone in the celebration.

Step 3. To make the game even more special, you can have the couple keep the wishes and advice in a scrapbook or memory box to cherish for years to come.

Wishes for the Couple is a simple and heartwarming game that’s sure to add an extra touch of love and joy to any bachelorette party.

• Board with hooks
• Plastic or foam rings
• Optional: Blindfolds or other accessories to make the game more challenging.

Step 1. Set up the game: You will need a large, sturdy board with several hooks or pegs attached to it, and several plastic or foam rings.

Step 2. Determine the distance: Set up the board at a distance that is challenging but still possible for players to toss the rings onto the hooks. Typically, a distance of 5-7 feet is appropriate.

Step 3. Divide the players into two teams.

Step 4. Start the game. Each team takes turns tossing the rings onto the hooks. Each ring that successfully lands on a hook earns the team one point.

Step 5. Keep score: Keep track of the score as each team takes their turn.